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Following last week’s cliffhanger, tonight’s episode picks up with Vanessa (Ayelet Zurer) about to head into surgery. She’s alive, but the Kingpin (Vincent D’Onofrio) is distraught about her condition ...

Blue and yellow water slides at Wild Waves Theme and Water Park in Federal Way, Washington - Jonathan Park/Shutterstock There is nothing better than racing down a tube slide at a water park when the ...

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A beloved Washington theme park that opened nearly 50 years ago is scheduled to close after its 2026 season. Wild Waves Theme and Water Park will close its doors for good in 2026, citing millions of ...

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FEDERAL WAY, Wash. — Wild Waves Theme Park has announced that its 2026 operating season will be its last, park officials announced Wednesday. The park, which has been a staple of entertainment in the ...

The sole amusement park in the Seattle area will retire its coasters and water slides for good next season, citing millions of dollars in losses since the COVID-19 pandemic. >> Business opening or ...